DVR2 TDM Manual English - TC Electronic

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Preset Management TC's comprehensive file based preset architecture makes archiving presets a simple process. This allows you to organize your presets the way you find most comfortable for your workflow, and to exchange presets with other users, no matter the platform or application. Presets are saved as discrete files on your hard drive. Once a preset is saved into the default location, it will automatically appear in the 'File' menu every time you use the plug-in. The files can then be organized into sub-folders, where you can delete, rearrange or create your own sub-folders to accommodate your needs. NOTE: A folder will appear in the Preset File Menu if it contains at least one preset. NEXT/PREVIOUS PRESETS From the plug-in's Main page, you can directly jump from one preset to the next (or previous) by clicking on the UP/DOWN arrows to the right of the preset name. All presets available at the default plug-in preset location will be considered, so you could in theory reach every preset this way. Direct access to specific presets is done via the "File" button: PRESET FILE MENU Pressing the 'File' button will open the plug-in's File menu. The following options are available from the File menu. Loading a Preset By selecting 'Load', you can navigate to any folder on the system that you have read access to, including any shared folder. By default, these will be loaded from the default location for DVR2 presets. Only presets located in the default file location will appear in the DVR2 pop-up preset menu. E N G L I S H Naming a Preset • Double click on the name field • Type in the new name • Press Enter Saving a Preset By selecting 'Save', you can save your preset to any folder on the system that you have write access to, including any shared folder. By default, presets are saved to the default location for the DVR2 presets. 10 / DVR2 - TDM
DEFAULT PRESET LOCATIONS The following locations will describe where you can find the DVR2 presets. The presets are stored in a folder that is unique to each plug-in: The plug-in’s own preset handling is storing the presets in the following locations: Mac OS Factory Presets: /Library/Application Support/TC Electronic/DVR2/Presets/ User Presets: ~/Library/Application Support/TC Electronic/DVR2/Presets/ Windows Factory Presets: {System Drive}/Program Files/TC Electronic/DVR2/Presets/ User Presets: My Documents/TC Electronic/DVR2/Presets/ • To delete a file, simply move it to the 'Trash' or 'Recycle bin'. • To create a new sub-folder that appears in the plug-in menu, simply create a new folder in the plug-in folder that resides in the PRESETS folder of the DVR2 default preset location. NOTE: A folder will not appear in the Preset File Menu unless it has at least one preset inside. CONVERTING DVR2 PRESETS FROM SYSTEM 6000 AND REVERB 4000 In case you are the happy owner of the DVR2 algorithm for System 6000 or the Reverb 4000, here is something to get you in an even better mood: The DVR2 plug-in is able to read your System 6000/Reverb 4000 presets. In order to convert presets from System 6000/Reverb 4000 to DVR2, you need to store the System 6000/Reverb 4000 presets in a preset file. The file extension has to be either “.syx” (for example: MyPresets.syx) or .mid for a MIDI file. The easiest way to export System 6000/Reverb 4000 presets is to use the “export to file” function from the Icon Editor for Mac/Windows (requires version 3.5 or higher). Alternatively, you can save a bank to a floppy disk (System 6000 only) or do a SysEx- Dump to a MIDI file in your sequencer. Note: For details regarding the export of presets from System 6000 or Reverb 4000, please refer to your System 6000/Reverb 4000 and Icon Editor documentation. The generated SysEx/MIDI preset file needs to be placed in the default DVR2 Preset folder (at the root level; subfolders are not considered). The file needs to have either the extension “.syx” (for example: MyPresets.syx) or .mid for a MIDI file. E N G L I S H DVR2 - TDM / 11
Page 1 and 2: MANUAL
Page 3 and 4: TABLE OF CONTENTS Contact & Support
Page 5 and 6: SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS • Mac OS X (1
Page 7 and 8: THE PLUG-IN PARAMETERS MAIN PAGE On
Page 9: LEVELS Input Level Range: Off to 0d
Page 13 and 14: COMPARE SETTINGS WITH A/B MEM. With

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